Re: [IRCA] List of IBOC stations

["Dennis Gibson" <wb6tnb@xxxxxxx>]

I sure wish I could say that. I have several public radio stations to choose 
from, but reception of my station of choice (KCRU-89.1; a KCRW satellite 
about 40 miles from here) has become much more difficult since a local 
second adjacent (KQSC-88.7; a KUSC satellite) fired up their IBOC. I mainly 
listen while I'm in the shower in the morning and before the IBOC came on I 
had no problems using my very early vintage Superadio III. My newly acquired 
III isn't as sensitive on FM. There are two local public radio stations but 
the one with the best signal (KSBX-89.5, transmitting from the same site as 
KQSC) has a somewhat odd frequency response that's normally just mildly 
annoying. There must be some conflict with the frequencies put out by the 
running water because it's a lot harder to understand than KCRU, which is a 
fair amount weaker. I just tried my backup Superadio II but surprisingly 
it's no better (or worse). Maybe a dipole would give me more options for 
antenna placement; this is a very small room.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Patrick Martin" <mwdxer@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club ofAmerica" 
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Sent: Saturday, July 16, 2005 9:55 AM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] List of IBOC stations


> I have never tuned in an FM
> IBOCer as yet.


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